The Conjuring 2: The Enfield Case, James Wan's horror film, joins Netflix's catalog on September 13, 2026. The second installment in Ed and Lorraine Warren's investigations will also be available on Prime Video from September 30, 2026.
In 1977, Peggy Hodgson lived with her four children in a house in Enfield, north London. Strange noises, objects moving, and other unexplained phenomena were reported at the home, seemingly centered on Janet, her 11-year-old daughter, portrayed by Madison Wolfe.
As the case grabs headlines and draws in a cadre of paranormal specialists, Ed and Lorraine Warren head to England to untangle what’s happening in the house. Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga reprise the roles of the two demonologists, already introduced in Conjuring: The Warren Dossiers.
The probe deepens as certain elements cast doubt on the origin of the manifestations. The film puts the Warrens face-to-face with the possibility that it’s all a staging, while building a supernatural threat intrinsic to its narrative. Lorraine must also contend with a vision in which an entity directly targets Ed.
The Enfield poltergeist refers to a string of phenomena reported in the Hodgson family’s home starting in 1977. The case drew extensive media coverage in the United Kingdom and remains the subject of ongoing debates about the authenticity and origin of the events. Conjuring 2 takes liberties with it, weaving the Warrens into a largely fictionalized plot.
James Wan revisits the universe he launched with the first film, after directing Saw and Insidious. He co-writes the script with Chad Hayes, Carey W. Hayes and David Leslie Johnson. Frances O'Connor plays Peggy Hodgson, alongside Simon McBurney, Franka Potente, Lauren Esposito, Patrick McAuley and Benjamin Haigh.
The film also plays a key role in expanding the Conjuring universe. The entity that takes the form of a nun, known as Valak, appears here before becoming the central figure of the spin-off The Nun. In the franchise’s release order, Conjuring 2 is the third feature film after The Conjuring: The Warren Dossier and Annabelle.
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